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Weapons of the Wells Fargo “kill squad”

In the Old West, people who wanted to transport money or valuables often used Wells Fargo & Co. The company had a reputation for making security a priority, and their stagecoaches carried silver, gold, and other valuables from one location to another. The valuables were secured inside an iron safe in the stagecoach. But despite …

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Cop, shot in head, wins gunfight

Thadeu H. is a police officer in Dayton, Ohio. Around 6 p.m. one evening, Thadeu responded to a Dollar General Store to investigate a report of someone using fake bills. After leaving the store, the officer approached Antwyane Lowe, because he matched the description of the suspect in the fraud investigation. As the officer approached, …

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Top recommendations for long-term water storage

Our nation’s water infrastructure is fragile. Drought and natural disasters can cause huge, long-term disruptions. Plus, bad actors know how important our water is, and they will continue to look for ways to disrupt our drinking water. So, now is the time to build up your long-term water storage before the supply chain disruption really …

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Life-saving evacuation lessons from 9/11

The 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center led to reshaping homeland security and the way we respond to a crisis. The terrorist attacks didn’t stop architects from designing massive buildings… But the tragedy of 9/11 did prompt important changes in the way these buildings are built. The National Institute of Standards and Technology issued …

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Operation Paperclip and the Nazis

When World War II ended, a new race started. The allies who had defeated Hitler were competing against each other for intelligence. This is why a secret U.S. program recruited Nazis to work for the U.S. government. In 1945, the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency was tasked with identifying German doctors, engineers, and scientists that were …